Ed Larson

So like weaponizing.

So like weaponizing.

Yeah, he does seem on the level, yeah.

Yeah, he does seem on the level, yeah.

Yeah, he does seem on the level, yeah.

Yeah. Well, not too long after her divorce, Lori filed for bankruptcy, owing three quarters of a million dollars to creditors, including, like father, like daughter, a hundred grand in back taxes. Wow.

Yeah. Well, not too long after her divorce, Lori filed for bankruptcy, owing three quarters of a million dollars to creditors, including, like father, like daughter, a hundred grand in back taxes. Wow.

Yeah. Well, not too long after her divorce, Lori filed for bankruptcy, owing three quarters of a million dollars to creditors, including, like father, like daughter, a hundred grand in back taxes. Wow.

Yeah. All that was fixed, however, when Laurie met her fourth husband, the long-suffering Charles Vallow. At 49 years old, Charles was another older man. As such, he already had two sons of his own and had just divorced from his first wife when he met Laurie. Described as tall and strikingly handsome. Yes.

Yeah. All that was fixed, however, when Laurie met her fourth husband, the long-suffering Charles Vallow. At 49 years old, Charles was another older man. As such, he already had two sons of his own and had just divorced from his first wife when he met Laurie. Described as tall and strikingly handsome. Yes.

Yeah. All that was fixed, however, when Laurie met her fourth husband, the long-suffering Charles Vallow. At 49 years old, Charles was another older man. As such, he already had two sons of his own and had just divorced from his first wife when he met Laurie. Described as tall and strikingly handsome. Yes.

Charles Vallow seemed to just be, I don't know, normal dude, middle-of-the-road guy, a financial planner, earned about $250,000 a year. But that big salary meant that Lori had solved her debt problems, and the two of them frequently joked about her being a gold digger.

Charles Vallow seemed to just be, I don't know, normal dude, middle-of-the-road guy, a financial planner, earned about $250,000 a year. But that big salary meant that Lori had solved her debt problems, and the two of them frequently joked about her being a gold digger.

Charles Vallow seemed to just be, I don't know, normal dude, middle-of-the-road guy, a financial planner, earned about $250,000 a year. But that big salary meant that Lori had solved her debt problems, and the two of them frequently joked about her being a gold digger.

Now, I could see how people could make that assumption, because Lori and Charles were married within just a few months of meeting each other. They, like, met in the fall of 2005... married in the spring of 2006. By then, Lori Vallow had her fourth husband, whom she married in her second Vegas wedding.

Now, I could see how people could make that assumption, because Lori and Charles were married within just a few months of meeting each other. They, like, met in the fall of 2005... married in the spring of 2006. By then, Lori Vallow had her fourth husband, whom she married in her second Vegas wedding.

Now, I could see how people could make that assumption, because Lori and Charles were married within just a few months of meeting each other. They, like, met in the fall of 2005... married in the spring of 2006. By then, Lori Vallow had her fourth husband, whom she married in her second Vegas wedding.

I think the third one is the one when you make the big statement. I think the third one has to be bigger than the first one because you've got to prove that you really love this one more than the other two.

I think the third one is the one when you make the big statement. I think the third one has to be bigger than the first one because you've got to prove that you really love this one more than the other two.

I think the third one is the one when you make the big statement. I think the third one has to be bigger than the first one because you've got to prove that you really love this one more than the other two.